how do I install 40595 sewer pluming vent
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What was suggested to me was to go to a hardware store and find a PVC pipe that will fit in side the vent. Then using a union join the pipe to your stack and join the vent to the PVC pipe. In theory the vent should work but I did not find that to be the he case. Perhaps I was expecting a more dramatic venting.
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On mine, I had to scrape off the roof coating the was covering the screws of the old vent, then remove those screws and take off the old vent. That exposed the vent pipe. You simply slide this sewer vent over the vent pipe (be sure to put the bottom cover on the Cyclone vent first), lift the cover as high as possible so you can attach the Cyclone vent to the vent pipe with two small screws that comes with it, then allow the cover to drop down to cover the vent pipe hole in the roof. Be sure to seal around the cover so that water doesn't get in. It was actually very easy for me and works great! Wish I had it sooner and would recommend it to everyone that has a sewer smell coming in their RV. On mine, I had to scrape off the roof coating the was covering the screws of the old vent, then remove those screws and take off the old vent. That exposed the vent pipe. You simply slide this sewer vent over the vent pipe (be sure to put the bottom cover on the Cyclone vent first), lift the cover as high as possible so you can attach the Cyclone vent to the vent pipe with two small screws that comes with it, then allow the cover to drop down to cover the vent pipe hole in the roof. Be sure to seal around the cover so that water doesn't get in. It was actually very easy for me and works... » Read More On mine, I had to scrape off the roof coating the was covering the screws of the old vent, then remove those screws and take off the old vent. That exposed the vent pipe. You simply slide this sewer vent over the vent pipe (be sure to put the bottom cover on the Cyclone vent first), lift the cover as high as possible so you can attach the Cyclone vent to the vent pipe with two small screws that comes with it, then allow the cover to drop down to cover the vent pipe hole in the roof. Be sure to seal around the cover so that water doesn't get in. It was actually very easy for me and works great! Wish I had it sooner and would recommend it to everyone that has a sewer smell coming in their RV. « Show Less
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I did. Measure the existing tubing at its narrowest point. Buy that diameter and heat the ends (I used a propane tourch) enough to stretch onto the sewer fittings.
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Somewhere outside your home there should be a sewer clean out opening that has a screw on cap. I created a 18" riser which I attached to the clean out. I then attached the doggie doo drain to the riser. I hope that helps!
2083411
The unit uses 1 inch plumbing. You would have to use an adapter. It's a simple piece to put on.
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I don't know since I had a plumber do it. But it does come with clear directions. Plumber did it in 10 mins. If you're handy it should be easy.
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There was no instructions. My plumber put it all together. He did not seems to have any problem.
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You have hot and cold going to your valve now. This unit requires hot and cold to the unit. Bottom line you need a Plummer to install. It works great.
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IIRC, you should only need 1/2" to 1" of pipe stub. The installation PDF is here: http://www.deltafaucet.com/media/MandI/U1010RevA.pdf
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I believe you can install it either way. Mine was installed as shown. Fittings that connect to plumbing are straight.
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The outlet and the inlet has 1/2" NPT threads, so as long as the "old plumbing" is 1/2" it should screw in.
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u need to find the heater info usually located on the lower jacket section which should give the info to cross reference, if in doubt, call plumber.
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In case it helps, I just posted a review, with installation instructions and an explanation of the various lines and fittings.http://www.amazon.com/review/R19TEJ9EXUVK2W/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B0095SNHBC
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If you are plumbing a second story, you will need to tie in a combination fitting under the floor and run the 3" stack through a different part of the wall than where the carrier is located.If you are just needing to vent the toilet, you will need to add a sanitary tee and run the 2" pipe through a different part of the wall than where the carrier is located.
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Don't know- had to return unit because could not install do to venting materials issue....also customer service issues...no service!
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Call the plumber for sure. That was clumsy of him/her. Also go on line. It's there.
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Sorry I have not hooked my heater and have no idea where to order outside vent try home depot or lowes
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Jodi, I have no idea as the unit I purchased was to replace an existing vent on a house with siding. Sorry